On Monday’s Winner List are Shares of Air Industries Group (:AIRI)

Shares of Air Industries Group (:AIRI) reached $2.79 today, rewarding investors of their stock with gains of 18.42% at the time of writing.

“Behind every stock is a company. Find out what it’s doing.” – Peter Lynch.

Investors can forget that the stocks they are trading are shares of an actual, real-life company. Investors must remember that the value of the company will determine the stock price, so research must be done to understand the value of what you are buying.

In general, it’s good practice to invest in companies with positive characteristics, such as competitive advantages, great management and market leadership, though a diligent investor should also understand certain financial characteristics, such as earnings, return on equity (ROE) and their relative value compared to other companies.

Technical analysts use historic price data to observe stock price patterns to predict the direction of that price going forward. Analysts use common formulas and ratios to accomplish this.

Air Industries Group (:AIRI)’s RSI (Relative Strength Index) is 45.11. RSI is a technical indicator of price momentum, comparing the size of recent gains to the size of recent losses and establishes oversold and overbought positions.

TECHNICAL INDICATORS

The stock stands -21.78% away from its 50-day simple moving average and also -41.75% away from the 200-day average. Recently, the commodity stands -66.73% away from the 52-week high and 26.46% from the 52-week low.

RETURNS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Analysts have a consensus Buy/Sell recommendation of 2.00 on this stock and a 6.00 price target. The recommendation is based on a 1-5 sliding scale.

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